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DDT1350 - Houses of Multiple Occupation Modelling System

Description: Currently for a property to be eligible to be a HMO, the landlord of the property needs to have a licence and pay the relevant fees accordingly. However there is an increasingly large number of HMO's that are unlicenced, and the Housing Standards team are responsible for identifying these properties. The work is reactive and usually relies on some intelligence reported either by local residence, or other bodies such as the police or fire department. The service are looking to be much more proactive in identifying properties which could potentially be HMO's, through the use of a tool or service which looks at an array of data which could indicate that a property is indeed a HMO. The service understands that many other councils have started using 3rd (read more...)

Summary: Leicester City Council is exploring a software system or service to help its Housing Standards team identify properties that may be unlicensed Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs). The system would analyse a range of data that could indicate a property is being used as an HMO, helping the council move from a mainly reactive approach—typically prompted by reports from residents, police or fire services—to more proactive identification. The procurement is for software and associated services, with the work intended for Leicester. The system must have access controls so only legitimate users can use it, and security controls appropriate to the stated confidentiality, integrity and availability impact levels. The council is seeking to understand the solutions available in the market and their functionality.

Rolleston Primary School Roof Repair

Description: Leicester City Council invites tenders for works comprising of the removal of four roofs, and the overlay, supply and installation of a roof waterproofing system for the four roofs at Rolleston Primary School, Hillsborough Road, Glen Parva, Leicester, LE2 9PT. The proposed Contract will be for four (4) months with an option to extend for a period or periods totalling no more than a further four (4) months. We anticipate awarding to a single Supplier. Tenders will be required to register on the Central Digital Platform (Find a Tender service). To assist prospective Tenderers, the Cabinet Office have published video guides with accompanying PDF user manuals which will help Tenderers understand and navigate the platform, including how to register, upload organisational information and search and bid for opportunities. (read more...)

Summary: Leicester City Council is seeking a contractor to repair the roof at Rolleston Primary School, Hillsborough Road, Glen Parva, Leicester. The works cover removal of four existing roofs, followed by overlaying, supplying and installing a waterproofing system across all four roofs. This is a building roof-covering and waterproofing project, rather than a general school maintenance or roofing supply contract. The work is to be delivered at the school in Glen Parva, Leicester. The council anticipates appointing one supplier for the complete requirement, so the opportunity suits a contractor able to undertake the removal and waterproofing work as a single package.

Bourne Education Trust - Catering Apr27

Description: It is the objective of the Trust to provide a good value meal service (term-time) to all pupils and staff and visitors using quality produce and nutritionally balanced menus that meet the School Food Plan and Food for Life Silver Standards through an efficient service with a good standard of presentation.

Summary: Educo is procuring term-time catering for Bourne Education Trust, which has about 35 schools across Central and South London, Surrey, extending to Reading and New Milton in Hampshire. The service is intended to provide good-value meals for pupils, staff and visitors, using quality produce and nutritionally balanced menus that meet the School Food Plan and Food for Life Silver Standards, with efficient service and good presentation. The requirement covers two groups: secondary and special educational needs (SEN) schools, and primary schools. For the primary schools, the stated requirement is term-time meals for pupils and staff; for the secondary and SEN schools, it is term-time catering. This is a school catering services contract, managed by Educo on the Trust’s behalf.

Newham Cluster - Catering Tender Apr27

Description: Educo Consultancy & Facilities Management are completing a competitive tendering procedure for the term-time provision of school lunches and catering services on behalf of 7 schools in the London Borough of Newham through the mytenders portal. This is stage 1 of the process to seek potential interest in the opportunity with Educo seeking sufficiently experienced contract catering companies to formally express their interest and engage in the Tendering process, by completing the questionnaire within this tender. This tender will be posted as 7 Lots and each School ultimately will, independently select their preferred supplier. Consideration will be given to responses within Stage 2 to identify the benefit provided by the Contractor if all the schools select a single preferred supplier. Further detail with regard the procedure may be (read more...)

Summary: Educo is seeking providers of term-time school catering and pupil lunches for seven primary schools in the London Borough of Newham. The schools are Avenue, Central Park, Ellen Wilkinson, Maryland, Sandringham, Southern Road and St Luke’s CofE. Each school is a separate lot and will select its own preferred supplier; the process also considers the benefits of one provider serving multiple schools if several choose the same contractor. The work is school catering services (CPV 55524000), delivered in Newham. Educo Consultancy & Facilities Management is managing the procurement on behalf of the schools.

PAN3612 - Procurement of Housing Training and Learning Framework

Description: The Housing Division is required to respond to increasing regulatory expectations, including the introduction of the Competence and Conduct Standard, which comes into effect in October 2026. This standard requires social housing providers to evidence that staff have the appropriate skills, knowledge, experience, and display the right behaviours to deliver safe and effective services. The framework will enable Leicester City Council (LCC) to commission training and learning provision on an as-required basis throughout the duration of the framework.

Summary: Leicester City Council is seeking providers for a housing training and learning framework, to commission training as required for its Housing Division. The programme is intended to help social housing staff develop and evidence the skills, knowledge, experience and behaviours needed to deliver safe and effective services, in response to regulatory expectations including the Competence and Conduct Standard. Training services will be delivered in Leicester. The framework is divided into four areas: accredited qualifications and apprenticeships; non-accredited housing practice and development; leadership, management and organisational development; and wellbeing, safeguarding and customer excellence. Topics include housing qualifications, tenancy management, customer service, equality and diversity, management and leadership, mental health, safeguarding, domestic abuse, complaints and conflict management.

Ball Court Refurbishment Project

Description: Awaiting the submission of the PRF to add additional info

Summary: Leicester City Council is procuring works to refurbish ball courts at Mowmacre Sports Ground in Leicester, under the project title PlayZones – Mowmacre Sports Ground. The requirement is classified as repair and maintenance work connected with sports facilities. The stated scope is limited to this refurbishment project; no further description of the works is included in the project details.

SCE0067 - Housing Support for People Who Use Drugs and Alcohol

Description: THIS IS NOT A CALL FOR COMPETITION. Leicester City Council (the 'Authority') is commissioning a Housing Support for people who use drugs and alcohol for Leicester. The contract is anticipated to commence on 01/07/2027 with tenders sought in November 2026. Further to previous market engagements undertaken earlier this year, the Authority is holding a online market engagement session on Tuesday 3rd November 2026 at 14:30 - 15:30. Offering potential suppliers an opportunity to consider the proposed service model and specification and provide their views. This process does not constitute a formal tender or other competitive bidding process and will not result in the letting of a Contract. The authority is using this process solely to engage with the market regarding the service scope and model. There are therefore (read more...)

Summary: Leicester City Council intends to commission housing support services for people who use drugs and alcohol in Leicester. The work is non-residential welfare support, rather than accommodation-based care, and is intended to support people affected by drug and alcohol use. The council is the buyer, and delivery is in Leicester. This is a single service requirement, described as suitable for small and medium-sized businesses and voluntary, community and social enterprises. The council has previously engaged with the market and is now seeking further supplier views on its proposed service model and specification before developing the procurement. The engagement is intended to help shape the scope and model of the service; it is not itself a competitive process or an award of work.

PAN3572 - Land Developing Opportunities within the City of Leicester

Description: Leicester City Council has recently adopted a new Local Plan which sets out a vision and objectives for Leicester's growth until 2036. The Plan identifies 28 non-strategic sites for development, to be delivered in the next 10 years, to help meet affordable housing need in the city. To help achieve this, the Council is keen to hear from Registered Providers who would be interested in delivering these sites for 100% affordable housing. The estimated value, contract start date and contract end date have not been confirmed, as this stage is to seek information from the PME exercise.

Summary: Leicester City Council is seeking interest from Registered Providers in developing 28 non-strategic sites across Leicester for 100% affordable housing. The sites are identified in the Council’s Local Plan, which sets out a vision for the city’s growth to 2036. The work is intended to help meet affordable housing need and support development of the identified sites. This is a land development and construction programme, rather than a purchase of standalone goods or services. The planned delivery location is Leicester. The Council is using pre-market engagement to understand which providers may be interested in taking these sites forward.

PAN3662 - Provision of Accommodation-based Housing Related Support for Singles

Description: Leicester City Council (the Authority) is looking for suitable Supplier to deliver accommodation-based housing related support services across the geographical area of Leicester City for singles and childless couples who are homeless and require temporary accommodation (Clients). The Supplier will provide services from Council-owned buildings entering a property agreement with the Council, including payment of market rent and to fully furnish and decorate (following handover to the Council's letting standard for temporary accommodation) and maintain these properties for the suitable use as temporary accommodation charging rent to households. The Council will retain ownership of the properties and will remain responsible for structural repairs, the exterior of the buildings and major capital works. The Supplier will be responsible for day-to-day repairs, cyclical maintenance, block management (where applicable), servicing, furnishings, (read more...)

Summary: Leicester City Council intends to procure accommodation-based housing support for homeless single people and childless couples who need temporary accommodation. The service will operate across Leicester City, using council-owned properties: up to 90 one-bedroom homes, likely flats in council blocks or small blocks of flats. The provider will furnish and decorate the homes, arrange utilities, manage buildings where required, and handle day-to-day repairs, servicing and cyclical maintenance. It will enter into a property agreement with the Council and pay rent to the Council; households will also be charged rent. The Council will retain ownership and responsibility for structural repairs, building exteriors and major capital works. This is a housing-related support service, rather than a purchase or construction of accommodation.

37407 - OAKLANDS SCHOOL

Description: This contract is for the provision of transport services - journey stated in the title of this notice. It has been awarded following a Mini Competition under Council's Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) PAN3059 - Passenger Transport Services. To find out more about this DPS and how to provide taxi services to the Council, please see Taxi firms tendering for contracts (leicester.gov.uk)

Summary: Leicester City Council is procuring passenger transport for a journey associated with Oaklands School. The requirement is for taxi services and passenger vehicles with drivers, rather than the purchase of vehicles. Delivery is in the East Midlands, United Kingdom. The description identifies the work as transport services but does not set out the journey route or operational arrangements. The Council is the buyer. This is a school-related passenger transport requirement, so it is relevant to operators able to provide the required journey service and serve the delivery area. The procurement is a specific transport requirement rather than a general supply of vehicles.